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Philippe Maystadt: Lending a hand in Euroland

Philippe Maystadt, president and chairman of the board of directors of the European Investment Bank, speaks to Euromoney's Mark Brown about the bank's lending policies, criticisms from the European Parliament and the bank's response to EU enlargement.

Mark Brown, May 01, 2004
BANKING

Little relief in sight from the investment grade drought

Corporate issuance is down in Europe but supply is being bolstered by dollar issues from European corporates. So is this a good year for the debt markets? Bankers are not sure.

Kathryn Tully, May 01, 2004
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May 01, 2004
CA-AIPG takes on events-driven approach

Crédit Agricole?s Alternative Investment Products Group plans to launch a directional fund of hedge funds this year using a global macro and systematic trading strategy. The alternatives manager would also consider launching an equity futures single-strategy fund of funds, which would round out its single-strategy fund offering.

Julie Dalla-Costa, May 01, 2004
Sea, sand, sun and San Miguel

Treating voters is an inevitable feature of political campaigning in the Philippines. But who really benefits from the hand-outs?

Chris Leahy, May 01, 2004
UBS makes bold move with Bloomberg

UBS has sparked controversy in electronic trading by becoming Bloomberg?s sole provider of dealer-to-client execution in exchange-traded derivatives (ETDs).

Katie Martin, May 01, 2004
New Democrats face Olympian task

Greece?s newly elected conservative government has managed to convince most market participants that it is serious about making good on its promises for faster economic growth. It will, however, have to work hard and deliver fast to avoid disappointing these high expectations in its race against time to prepare the country for the Olympic Games.

Dimitris Kontogiannis, May 01, 2004
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BANKING

Island state builds its offshore share

Singapore will soon be second to Switzerland in offshore private banking, having overtaken its main Asian rival, Hong Kong. And it is attracting money from wealthy Europeans as well as from Asians.

Helen Avery, May 01, 2004
Opinion

Sterling rides high on big spending

A high-spending chancellor and a continuing consumer boom might not be in the long-term interests of the UK. They are, though, fundamental to foreign investment that is pushing up sterling.

David Roche, May 01, 2004
Law's delay holds up market expansion

Bankers are eager for the implementation of Saudi Arabia's capital markets law. But this won't happen until the regulator's chairman is appointed

Nigel Dudley, May 01, 2004
Opinion

Why it still pays to stay away

May has arrived, which means it?s time for City gents to swap their bowler hats for boaters, and head to the English countryside for summer sporting events. Or was that just the way it was before Big Bang?

Helen Avery, May 01, 2004

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